Bearded Collie for sale in the Netherlands

The Bearded Collie is a cheerful active Scottish droving dog with a long double coat. It needs gentle training, daily work and considerably more grooming than its loose appearance suggests.

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Characteristics

Origin: United Kingdom, Scotland
Height: Female 51–53 cm, male 53–56 cm
Weight: Approximately 18–27 kg
Life expectancy: 12–15 years
Coat: Long harsh topcoat with soft undercoat. Comb to the skin several times weekly
Energy: High: long daily walks, training and droving or scent work
Character: Cheerful, sensitive, intelligent, exuberant and affectionate
Suitable for: Active families with time for gentle training and intensive grooming

Cheerful working dog

Beardies are agile drovers that enjoy involvement and often respond exuberantly. Reward four feet on the floor, waiting calmly and recovery after stimulation. Harsh correction fits their sensitive nature poorly. Daily exercise, tracking, obedience or a suitable sport prevent barking and frantic behaviour from becoming their own outlet.

Coat care to the skin

The long double coat quickly conceals mats, ticks and skin disease. Comb in layers from the skin, especially armpits, groin, ears and feet. A practical trim can support welfare, but shaving removes protection. Keep sight clear, inspect ear canals and dry a wet coat fully. Maintain lean weight and introduce jumping gradually.

Health and choosing a breeder

The Dutch club requires official hip evaluation. Also request current ECVO eye examination and family records on Addison's disease, thyroid disease, autoimmunity, epilepsy and longevity. DNA tests can help manage certain conditions but do not replace clinical screening. Review original results and adult relatives and choose stable recovery and functional moderate coat.